How do I save my computer s current system?

You can use ghost to clone the system, make an image file, save it to a non-cloned partition, and then execute ghost again when you want to restore it in the future, and use the image file to restore.

Restore will restore the cloned partition to the data used in the backup, and the previous data will be overwritten, so please put the things you need to keep in other partitions, and don't put your things in the cloned partition.

Here's how:

1.Reboot, use the boot disk (preferably a 98 boot disk) to enter the pure DOS interface;

3.Select "local"-"partition"-"to image" at the top, open the "select local source drive by clicking on the drive number" window, and press enter directly;

4.Select the partition you want to back up, 1 is C, 2 is D, 3 is E, and so on, the system disk is generally C, press OK to continue;

5.Enter the name and address of the image file you saved (it is recommended not to put it in the cloned partition, preferably the least commonly used partition), and confirm to continue;

6.At this time, the compression ratio selection box will pop up, and there are three options, which are "no", "fast", and "high", and it is recommended to select "no";

Start making an image file;

8.After the production is completed, select "Restart Computer" and remove the boot disk.

When recovering, do the following:

1."local"-"partition"-"from image", press enter to open the image file name to restore from window.

2.Select the address and file where you want to store the image file, and confirm to continue.

3.OK all the way, and ghost will restore the system partition.

If you still have questions, please revise them and answer them later.

Every time my computer is restored, it goes back to 2005.

You've said it all. It's the system restored.。。 It's definitely back to the time when you installed the system restore.

You'll just back up your current computer... It won't be back in 2008. It's 2008 ha!

Back up the C drive with one click, as long as you don't put anything down the C drive, you're good to go.

Buy a shadow system or install a restore wizard or install a one-click ghost backup.

The Shadow System and Restore Sprite are used to protect the system.

Ghost backup with one click will do the trick.

Use one click to restore the sprite, and it's OK.

1.Use the shortcut Ctrl + S: When you're done with the file, press Ctrl + S to save the file.

If this is your first time saving the file, you will need to enter a file name and a save path. 2.Use the "File" option in the menu bar:

When you're done with the file, click on the "File" option in the menu bar and select "Save" or "Save As" to save the file. If this is your first time saving the file, you will need to enter a file name and a save path. 3.

Drag and drop files to the specified folder: When you're done with the file, drag and drop the file to the folder you want to save it. 4.

Use cloud storage services: You can use cloud storage services such as cloud, Dropbox, OneDrive, etc., to save files in the cloud for easy access and sharing at any time. In conclusion, no matter which method you choose, the purpose of saving your files is to preserve your content so that you can always view and use it later.

Hope mine can be helpful to you.

Use the shortcut Ctrl + S: When you're done with the file, press Ctrl + S to save the file. If this is your first time saving the file, you will need to enter a file name and a save path.

2.Use the "File" option in the menu bar: When you're done with the file, click on the "File" option in the menu bar and select "Save" or "Save As" to save the file.

If this is your first time saving the file, you will need to enter a file name and a save path. 3.Drag and drop files to the specified folder:

When you're done with the file, drag and drop it into the folder you want to save it and save it. 4.Use a cloud storage service:

You can use cloud storage services, such as cloud, Dropbox, OneDrive, etc., to store your files in the cloud for easy access and sharing at any time. In short, no matter which method you choose, the purpose of saving files is to keep your content in order to keep it in the background, so that you can view and use it at any time in the future. Hope mine can be helpful to you.

Dear, I haven't received your reply, it seems that you understand, right?

2.Tap on the "File" option in the menu bar and select "Save As". 3.

In the Save As dialog box that pops up, select the location where you want to save the file, such as your desktop or the Documents folder. 4.Enter a name for the file and select the type of file you want to save your Seehu Hope file in.

For example, you might want to save a text document as "txt" file or image as "jpg' file.

5.Click on the "Save" button. This allows you to save the file to a location of your choice.

It is advisable to back up your files regularly in case of data loss.

The way to save a folder on your computer is to pop up the Save As dialog box, click Save, or press the shortcut key "Ctrl+S" to save the file.

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